One surprising way to observe and discover more things around you is to wear a different set of glasses each day. When you are actively looking for something, you see more of it. If you look for green things, you will notice more of them; if you think of the word smile, you will discover numerous things that appear to be smiling around you.
The Frozen experience takes this idea further by asking us to wear conceptual glasses. We are not looking for things that are literally frozen in temperature. Instead, we aim to interpret the concept as we observe and find as many different kinds of frozen things as possible.
Try to find at least five objects or scenes, each frozen in different ways. Then show the photos you captured to friends and family without describing the experience. Ask them how they would title each photo. You will likely see the pictures in a whole new light.
